Boris Johnson's demise was led to by the three Ps: Paterson, partygate and Pincher.
Rishi Sunak's present woes could be summed up by the three Bs: payments (family payments, that's), boats and by-elections.
To be truthful, this weekend the prime minister and the chancellor have been on the entrance foot over the primary B - payments - and Jeremy Hunt's nationwide insurance coverage lower.
The lower would ease the price of residing disaster for 27 million working folks, Mr Sunak claimed, and go away two-income households as much as £1,000 higher off, mentioned Mr Hunt.
But on the second B - boats - it is Mr Sunak's personal report as Boris Johnson's chancellor on the controversial Rwanda coverage that has rocked the Tory excessive command and emboldened insurgent Tory MPs.
Leaked No 10 paperwork - seen by Sky News and little doubt supposed to wreck Mr Sunak - revealed his doubts again in 2022 about whether or not it might work and was worth for cash.
Bizarrely, in addition to wanting fewer deportations of unlawful migrants to Rwanda, he was mentioned to have advised that resorts had been cheaper than different types of lodging.
That's odd, as a result of for months ministers and Tory MPs have been bitterly complaining concerning the excessive price of maintaining asylum seekers in resorts and urging cheaper choices.
Cue minister-turned-rebel Robert Jenrick, who in a Sky News interview in his flood-ravaged Newark constituency served discover that he intends to guide a backbench mutiny when the Rwanda Bill returns to the Commons.
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And on the third B - by-elections - Labour wasted no time in starting campaigning in Kingswood, close to Bristol, the place former power minister and inexperienced crusader Chris Skidmore has triggered one other ballot.
Even although Kingswood is because of be abolished in boundary modifications on the subsequent common election, Labour is determined to take care of its successful run in by-elections and inflict one other defeat on Mr Sunak.
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At least the embattled prime minister loved a respite from his issues - previous, current and future - when he entertained new world darts champion Luke Humphries in 10 Downing Street this weekend.
Despite the three Bs of payments, boats and by-elections, come the final election later this 12 months Mr Sunak shall be aiming excessive and hoping to be on course and chalk up a victory.
Content Source: information.sky.com
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